Pros: Ultra thin and attractive from any angle. Good contrast ratio for an LED and above average viewing angle (not as good as Panasonic's IPS panels but sufficient for average seating placement). Decent input lag specs for gaming.

Cons: App set is cumbersome and lacks todays compliment of applications.

Other Thoughts: In response for Walkman, your review was what inspired me to write my own. If you want features from a 2012 TV do not buy a 2011 set then dump on the TV because you made a poor decision. This TV was a premium set for 2011 and in it's day was the best LED on the market. Your viewing distance and source was most likely to blame for your picture quality concerns. As for price, all things big and new will come down in price eventually and saying that you could buy three TV's with better features for the same price is irrelevant if you want a 65" LED because you most certainly could not. I am writing this review in 2013 and this TV still stacks up well against 2013 Samsung sets for picture quality and features that are essential or valuable.

Pros: Big screen

Cons: Video very choppy, not smooth at all- doesn't seem like 240Hz at all! Bezel not thin, even though this is a new model. Does not have any of the smart movement features like in the Samsung TV commercials.

Other Thoughts: Waaaay too much money for this TV, I could have bought 3 TV's for this price with better features!